This command runs a Node.js test suite within a Docker container named "selenium" by executing the test script using npm.

Run example

npm run import -- "Selenium test scripts"

Selenium test scripts

docker exec -t selenium npm --prefix /home/seluser/selenium/test run test

#!/bin/bash

# Define a function to run selenium tests
run_selenium_tests() {
  # Use the docker exec command with the given options
  docker exec -t selenium npm --prefix /home/seluser/selenium/test run test
}

# Check if the script is being run directly (not being sourced)
if [ "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" = "$0" ]; then
  # Call the function to run the selenium tests
  run_selenium_tests
fi

This command executes a Node.js test suite within a Docker container named "selenium".

Here's a breakdown:

1. docker exec -t selenium: This part executes a command inside a Docker container named "selenium".

   • docker exec is used to run a command in a running container.
   • -t allocates a pseudo-TTY, allowing for interactive commands.
   • selenium is the name of the Docker container.

2. npm --prefix /home/seluser/selenium/test run test: This part runs the test command using npm within the container.

   • npm is the Node.js package manager.
   • --prefix /home/seluser/selenium/test specifies the working directory for npm, which is /home/seluser/selenium/test inside the container.
   • run test executes the test script within the specified directory.

In essence, this command runs a Node.js test suite located within a Docker container named "selenium".